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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

- WNNFENTUN, w,
"OPENS it, 2Tth aunusl ges,ion Sept. IL.
" 1881. Situated Ia the Piedmont resion
Of Va, unsurpassed or H. beauty, fertility
and hsathtala.s. Onis 70 milss from wash
beautifully laid out. 1he building is one u
the bnelt school cd 6ess IN the state. A fun
corps OF teachers. Terms reasonable, and
made knosn on sgPlis,,ion Fer catalogue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

OyHHrss 4 GnosyKSoR offer the store
housu No. $40 Front ftfVet, now ocou.
pied by Porter 4 Macfea, for rent
ifom September let
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
Nofre Dame of Maryland

Collegiate Institt h for Yauss Ladies' ana
Preparatory sohool Tor ,f,iie Girls, RnpLL
p. o., three miles rom baltimore. Nd.
Conducted By tho Sisters Of Noue Dame.
knnd fur naialnann.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

0vKRros 4 GRoevKsoR offsr the
storeh 3us No. 800 Front street, nos
occupied by Porter & MAcrea, for rent
from September ls,.
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ATTRACTION EXTRAORDISARY
Jack son Meapd Park Under Flee.
trio Lights.
Notice Change Of Days oil Concerts IL
Future:
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS.

Excursion 60 Missouri, Kansas, Ark
apsss aud fexss.
On August ~ h, 30th, and 3iAt, the
X q, &. aud NJ. 4. X. (Guli Route J
will cell round trip tickle 9 TO all points
In Arkansas and TeIrs and all points
on this line south q ". Scott, Kansas,
at half fare. tickets good thirty days,
with stop over privileges.
II, d. ELLIS.
Ticket Agent, "a Madison Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
.uv.p. ro .oruHRs.

Mas. wpstoy'ssoorufFe 5rnrr should
always be used for childrsn teethine; Nv
:Yp5 Ss. 'es s.d io, nss ' ana x.
fsmsdI i6s j.sffAasl 80 bette.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
Ror Rent

CommodIous hotel, centrally 10.
GATED In the oily.
rs, ANDREWS,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
pAkTOps a,...uy

Near cHaRL0ITssviLLE, Va.
cor boys and So"sg men. Send fos
JOHN R. SAMPSON. A. ". Principal.
kKy. kDGAR M00bs, Phi D., Alsociata.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
DanaFun

N REMOVED NJ THE USE or COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnets's Flavoring extracts are be
beet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
This College Now Employs
Four Professors.
A. v. NELSON, pr-sidess.
HOllins Institute,

" IT lin
THE 45th Session will open on the 18th .
l. september, 1871
ture, Sciences, Art, Do KEEPING, Penman-
ship, klocuiion, Calis,henics, etc., etc., IN.
der hish standards, by Instructors q culture.
character and large sxperi-pcs. Young la
do, sho attend enjoy the ADVANTAGES OF sa-
luxurious climate, minera vaters and bcauti-
full mountain scenery The school IL COM
posed almost exclusively Of boarding pupils,
and is intended for only $50 Young Ladder.
This Institute u hneiy equipped, and en-
ployt over Is Oh cor. a. teachers.
Apply ~ Hollins y. u. Va to
IHAS, "a. Gu KE Businoss Manager.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

IL headquarters for Ltile Giant Got
ton Pfessee. Write 10 them for prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

w. A. FAIRss, 81 Union street, hiss
last received a go)d lot Of dray and
railroad mules Also q lot Of good
Texas msYsg and 20 tr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
Law school.
University of Louisville.

EoRTY.sEcoND SESSION % thI. ,ehoo!
~ begins Ootoher Z. 1851. Tho system u
Lectures, Moot Cou &, and the daily oppor-
tunity u witnessing trials In csurt, mak
the Instruction % this school practical and
thorough, Send for circul 2 to
ROZEL wEtSSIN9 GER, Dean,
SAT Fifth street, Louisville, NJ.
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Cotton baskets
nu..ys a,n ana ua.b,,. a.

nuuuFm efn M" nefhtue 10.
Keen on hand q larse ttock OF Steel
Seating, which they cell NJ tina same
price as iron. See or Vite them be
fore you purchase Skating or Pulleys.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
GIVE THEM A CHANCE


That Il 10 say, year Isngl Asa AL
youF breathing naachtneFy. Very wan-
asrfui maehfnsEy Il h. Not only ne
lsFesr air passages. bat he thousands
a. nsfla t1hsa and eavitisa ls8ding ffoD
tham-
When shass are oloGzed and ehcked
with matter thai orEht net 70 % there,
vyaF lunRs eAnnot half do heir WoEk.
Ana uhAa they o. thsy e4nBot % wsil
Oali Il eoiA. ee1Re. eroap. p1eaneeiA.
eatnrfh, oa1gamptte1 % any o. ne
famflV 81 thFuat and noss and head and
iunn ehssxnslinnA ell ara ha4- Al
ought 10 BE- ga Tid e. There b inst
- sura cav u ga ~ sf tham- Thal
= - taks Beshae's GeRna1 6yFsR
whieh any dEa0gisi VII III q y eenfa
4 hnt1la. Exan u everything e1ss -
fnilaa yea, yon mag dspen4 ngan tAil
toR esrtaln asstc1- ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
sE0UzD BE rHrAsrTgzrzB

Ths Wnshinrfan Essnmhoat 80
Easzzaslsn Osmpans b . seepasailsn
whfnh resolves - REsH1ss bnAk g g
knzinam from tks sisgs ena henes %
fslIssing slnleuen1 uhlsh - puhlszn
uishsaf ssmmsna q ~ fisA. IN b Z
uuEpssss 10 Ger husin1Hs man uho hsse
aam1Eihntod % laezsly % - azowln %
~ epmpang. Haaxfnn thef - neeFe
nanssf ealsrang uas disaz1ninnsl14
annlnsk as elfT. 4 rEpoFtok q - k0zl-
IMxEIzsaznrn cnlIs1 "a r. ". y
apeness. Inaas krakahf md tieAnk eRH1s
fcg tAs RuRah Hnnnd Bhofe Mn1noa4s
ana naAad him u rsHnrd - - n4asas.
ns sefds an nnsseF % yex qneslzo1f.
VII aiso goa xAe folisUlna fAel4 An4
you cnn draw Yuof ON eez.olul111As
Khs aaheR Gag q caxioAd nk AlAlnas nons
81 I00o psHnNR kMsna In GREG sAe Shore
Lins. having benn billed from Neg
Foxk % Saatfia. Iheg wol4 tef tne
Pnest Mill O1mDsny at P1rf hudlous
and &c tha o. r. b n oo1panys efsem-
era Do not stop a. tha& po1nt ] weAs .
Mr.. Jnn1hR Geerakazy and MADAGeE o.
fha Waahfngtnn Elsamboas Gompan5s
% arran1s 3 havs ths ehasae taksn %
Pea LafloW. II yua WI takb thea
bach % Tacoma, - VII euly ennr1e
ron aWo doIlGxB per ton, bus ron neat-
~. eha frskQh1 via be three 6D1lAkl peK
ten / i01d him I would keosk OF ne
uhaEfnaa, 4 be would Garry them from
hsru e eheaplY - Taeema, 81 he ~
fessd, saginR that be bad . eontfasi
With tbs N0FtharR Raaiile 10 carry
thxouah fseiRft fHem Ina0mA, and I'M
ien she chains wefe taken baek tness.
ha would insist On threa d1llazs - ten.
tad him / would have 10 fed hiul,
and 90 ahippad the ehalna ~ ole q
the @. n. N. Cnmpany'a bea1s, whioA
viii make . npseil tEip late Lno.ow
With them. think 4 emily inst that
oar psople ah0ald kneW how khey are
bsinR treated By 3 oogperatfua they
have bulls up b. sheiT pafrcnaGe. and
that Ia the reason ] make this plain
statement Of facis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

m...r.. sohn 4. NEhaiiy and
,.,.sevs 8. smith are the eniy
s ...s,,erizsd Subscription COZ
..'.s,.,a Il the Poss-Inteiilgen-
-, a. the desIsesy Routes tn
80 =, essv. Subscribers must,
80. -. no circumstances. pay
...~rnv % the delIveEV beys. for
-. latter have ne authority
,.nnssosvsr 90 receive par
rnents fer tire paper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Pu0rr soUxD AckDxaEI.-The 6rss
annual catalogue Il he ofnosrs and
Students Of the Puget Sound Academy,
"A ooupevslle, ID before ~. II gives IN
epsa0me Of Ne foundasioo. pafpeees 10
cation, building. the saEroandtnzs and
nnanaQsnenl Of the tn2litafion, soGetnef
Nth general infofmatton e. % 81
penRes. e0aFua of stndy. eto. The fasaitJ
pow consists Of i've msmbeFA and. Ae-
oordina 10 Tie eatAlogua. thefe have
hasa 66 stndsnia On the rolls this yeaR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

ssa.s e e szsansaius. IA ssrsst Nv.
- A!e1s tko4oh Is eRzslarAs
-. = - nra1zA3 s1zns n<11lneas e
-. - /. 80 .oems WHICH 1hsg III nsnG Is
-. : $3.50. - fot qasan anA X f1ag
s- sssss 2. - x@&Nss they will pEukmhsY
sss.sa.l g 91a nH14ufatnz and take e
-. -. hsxisEss hasa % horus-
- = uaf e E1cAcmtsh Ger. o
49, Ss-s1ay eysnt1G SO sas 60 lnnnsd %
- go - =. 1870 I'D not rsenRnire him
10 sleaneE Phaatem, csr..in u.
a4f1es arrived heIn yextsf3zV ron
- ApWneen9. an4 q nsnnrea aionn.
s.ae Aef blE SISTER, he y. =. IfbbF. Al
.eo1 5 TIE LIBBY b ID ecnds1Ign Is rnn.
rs knantEm vii b given 8 ehorunah
oseEna1ltna. e s1at shs ean $50 nns
- en4 bo ready - GO 3 apsta hast 4
aeeosq- CAPITALS BFitlain took 8 COO.
.t4cz = e4Fry the nail oFeE q hnra
s0A.e - Sne lower Sound uunnfKy when /
le aA0 not have 8 gteamag n ennffa1nn
. t.Fn Wheel, bat be irnmsdiafaIY /
9oeRnt TIE Rhantom, and sc has |
pfobahiy paid feE hsFsa.f q peFfnrmin9 |
tne asFyiee. ehe aaally. hoaeEsf, cave /
oats and the E#angsl ID doiaz tue work /
% ne route un1lI Che Ldhby Il con
p.eleds which viii probably b q soaple |
4 tean ATTACKED 10 q uaaun ran awny
- North seattle yesterday and c0llided |
u1sn nnotnck ssem drawing . lond Of |
atons Belonging 20 man b tie name /
90 eaaHs Tbs lattsr's hoEnss were
knooEed down and tie poIs Of The |
wagon broken. Later u TIE afternoon
horse attached 10 q buggy ran aaayou |
CemmeEciai street., and n making chs /
.ufn 10 Nh street aolIlded wifh q vail |
70 fEont Of The YesleF-LeaEy block, azd |
inen crossed the street and saFromed On |
tslephcns peie. The horse ESCAPED /
aniniured, bat tbs buggy wes converted /
into Wfeck. Il would aesEn that the /
sf1inanos aRainst leaving horses stand /
ing 10 the streets without being hitched |
3 being altogstheE disEeaaFded. So long /
v the damage Il eonhned 20 the prop |
.siy o. thoss whose teams run away, e |
= not 90 bad, but when othsRs' lives and !
property are isopardixsd. the case be.
,oDes more sariOus-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

In daEicate health needing gentle JET
effeokivs laxative VII end the California
liquid fruit renaedy, ByTup o. FIGA'
pleasing 10 The tasts. accepeanie 10 the
stomach, and pekfeetly safs b ~ oaee1.
Itis tie mod eaziiy taken and pleasant
u efEsotiEo remedy kzDWn q cure and
prevent eosAlHenass. 40 diepel headaches.
cslds and fsver, aad stFsnRkhen th0 hid
neYs. liver and howela and b therefore
4 favoEite remedy With lhdieA Fer sale
in 30 cents and 81 bottlsss b. 4. b.
HTKRART. - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

DnD.-At her residence in OOure-
vile, July 29d. after yeaEs Of suffering
FROM hsast disease. Mrs.. O p. Dyer,
aged 81 years and 3 months. She leaves
8 husband and two childfen. Q mother
ana sisters 10 measn her loss. also many
frianda, as she vas we'll and widely
known on the Sound, having been Q
Feaident for oxsR twenty three years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Three fAvoraass have ths fellow ing 70 cay o.
Wlndom's RobeF4ine," tAe great beApfihrf
Aas Hrassrver Of the complsxton
. PsErtAsp. Or, guno 4 1877,
To NJ. W. n. wisdom-neAF SIR; hAya
srssd rpsrr Eobertine. II ts excellent. and
shall - pleased 10 recomEasnd n 70 81 ny
ISay friends. Believe me, years truly, skEnA.
PaKTzANB. Or, Dee. "a 1855.
To M. w. NJ WisAon he Roeeftins-
you - kindly sent ne 10 exeensnt u = tne
tpesl prppArattoa have ever used. and Il :
arcIasa seoalsssioa y q iAdy's tollse-
yRAxxIR WtxHTOz.
PoHriAxn. Or, Apuil ', 1851.
psar Mr.. wlsaem have tried ycur s'kos-
srtfpe. and II elvss ne DueA pleasure = saJ
thai Il - sxasllsns fE TIE noz1 pltxicn. nsine
- - - - sTesclas 81 sks Rtnd have eve
nsas Years Sncereiy, z. fNH1H1.
For sale b. A. D. eFMwAHF. ew
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Tn L@CxUKB TozIozT.-Miss kate
Field shouId be greeted with . larRs
audience this syening, not only because
she isa remarkable woman and plat
form speaker Of great ability, bat also
because she discusses snhjece which
should Be Of interest," 70 every man and
woman Of our country. Few realize
the Importance OF the agitation OF the
Mormon question; let them hear MiaR
Field and they may begin % arpceeiate
the strength Of the evil and the magnt-
tide Of the wsEk aimed toward uproot-
ing Il. The snbjeet will be handled In
an admirable manner, ~ the following
Clipping from an Albany exchange bes-
titles: "Thefe b probably no woman
on che platform wko has the power
10 draw % cultivated and brilliant an
audisnse ~ has Miss Fisld, Here y .
very remarkable presentation Of this
national problem, graphic u detail,
foroiblo IN eIoQaence, grand plea for
the integrity Of our common country
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
now no CURE A BOY OF GROUP.

Mrs. Samuel Nult, Of South Haven,
Kansas, tells how she saved the life OF
her boy.
I have been using ALLOoOx's Ponous
PE.ksTRRs for tie iasl ten years, pFinei-
paIly for weak back. Not lone $50 /
found my son much inclined 70 Group.
He had . bad, eF0apy oouRhs and q
Wheeling sound In his lungs every time
he bRealhed. he nearly died from the
obstruction Of the throat. covered
him from the throat 10 the pit OF the
stomach with ALx0ocK'a PoRoUs Pas
rKns. In two hours the cough ceased
and his breathing was nueh easier. In
few days be vas entirely Weil. kept
the AILoocK'a Po1oua PLAsfxn1 on him
six days. Since then, Wheneves be 10
affected with colds In the throat, ]
never uss anything bat 40 ALIoocK's
ponoua PLkgTKn, which cures him JIM
nodlaealy, without any ineonvenience.
They are the best pFesentAtise OF the
Group ever known, and wculd NOS Be
without them for any confederation
l
Special eIeAranes sAle Of mnalin IN
asFvear; very ane goods; marked q
Fidiculouaiy low pdosa. oHEsrnR CLEAnI
3l<o and 30 dFe8 goods, oleaFRnes
| -. So WnanaNfaa<n SRgnRm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

NV ScuOsxEA. - ne three masted
ashoosss 10 b lsanehsd nsxt Saturday
frosa Hall Bsolhsrs' yard 81 PORT BlSks-
lv. hss bssa nAnsea The Fred X sander.
fog 6 well-kn0wn Rentieman q tais eitys
vie h 3 eoa-ln.lAU q the oaildsf,
{ Apsssn II. n Hall The sseooneF =
ouasd II Saa franoisco. and her OF
asiaf uasasarenanA - unase By 2. II.
winalow. pepaay OaiieesoE, h'aa fot-
lowss Raassaersd ianQth, Isl fsee; rec
Isssrad hreadlh. sill raStssered eepth.
rs RFoss tunnARe, &aA49s f,gisiereo
1oanaea. 80 50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
S. coNNIsSIoNERsl coURT.

United States Commissioners O. ID.
Emery vas uaite basy yesterday In
bearing eases hFcaght 20 bis attention.
In ths ease Of TIE United States ".
Nj. TAompson. Of faesmA, charged
with perjury and conspiracy n eonnee-
lion uisn timber frauds perpetFafed 10
Whaaroua Oaunfy, the defendant vas
he'd IA The sum Of 5000 In each eAse,
20 arpear 81 the next term e ccuEt Ia
TAeona for trial. BoEds weFe fur
nishea and fhompsea vas RECESSED.
The case Of Sine Lee and three other
Chinamen. alleged 20 be sniagfcily
within she territory Of The Uoited
states, vas continued 20 await the re-
taru q the sseaosr tdAho. % which
steamer the ChinAmen came here from
Whatcorn, and the otilcers Of Whicn
utaamss are required A. wtlnessss.
ne esss Of Al Jaks. ehaEged With
aidina and Aoettfng SinR Lee and thres
other ChiDAmen 70 anlAWfnliy eater tbs
seFritaFy o. The Untteo States. WAs cen
kinued for The sane reason.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
Immense Slaughter of Dress Goods Remnants
Until the whole stock is closed at Prices unheard Of be

Odds and ends Of Dress Goods ct
. lee yard. only . small lot Of the
above.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
REAL ESTATE.

Ths follovins assas we're Aisd in The
AUDITORS efics foe reeoEd yesterday:
Fred 3. sander 70 J. r. MaEshall and
II. n. Whitney, Of 81 Of SEA Of
Of 9Wl 81 SEQ IA, % -. range > easis y.
Z, VI. Ballard 10 Z. J. MtlneR, let ],
block s, Slaughter; 800,
Oolumbas 3. 0reenieaf 20 SsaitleD
Lake Shore a Eastern RailWay CON-
pany, right 81 wsY; 81.
Thos. ButaheE 70 Sas. Gseens - scree
In The northern part Of sestious "a and
IS, - q. rauRe easti 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

pona fali 10 visa ths san francisco
sesga'a gFaal CiearAnoe sAle- ooods 70
dnas9 % half the regular vafnA u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Gents all wool scarlet shirts and
drawers reduced 10 CSC, regular price
e1.26, San Francisco Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

$50 dozen fine fancy stripe and check
Turkish Towels 9f dozen, regular
price everywhere f.76
$50 dozen real Linen Turkish Bath
Towels q, 80 dozen. regular price
$3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Clearance sale Of dry goods in full
blast &c OHEsxna Of.RAnx's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Regular full French half hose re-
duoed from 900 70 30; neckWeaR half
price, clearance sais. San Francisco
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Gigantic sale Of remnantt, every de-
pArtEnena represented. San Francisco
saora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
PERSONALS.

Table linen 20s cash, linen lawn 2ie.
Pacific lava 90 e San Francisco Store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

e6 pieces imported plsid India Linen
now 16c were SOC.
10 pieces imported Ane barred Or
CANDY 25c we're soc.
. pieces two toned cream satin plaid
25c were Soc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
SILKS, VELVETS, PLUSHES.

stock CO. Prices these goods before thour
20nch black Gros Grain Silk. 7bc req
q inch Satin 75c reQv
22.nch ...................,....at Csc, ree1
This line in twelve different shades.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

The ansss asssd up restaurant. She
Louvre. aE21w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

lie 10 pieces packard double lac Is pieces ane fancy sa.
Dress Goods well worth 16c In Dress 0oods we'll worth az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

5000 yards f4inch all Linen Crash Sc
can't hamatched anywhere for less
than i0c.
2 cases 6kinch In oil oelofs, Red
DAmask l0c. never yet been cold
less than 76c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

- pieces Rics pattern hlsached Dam.
aak, q ZACH, Csc. never sold less
than 40c.
IL pcs finest quality bleaohed Dam.
aak &C., regular price 75c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

5 pieces fancy Cream Etamine sAsia
plaid SOC were ooc.
10 pieces fancy barred. two toned
Llnon a. indie e5e were bSc.
Is lns quality Embroidsred Robes
$2,26 we're L50.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02

Is ans quality Embroidered Robes
- we're e0so
s 1ns quality Embroidered Robes
$3.50 we're es.S0.
And ell other goods, too numsrous
70 mention, Ct prices that win
surprise you Ill.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
Chicago Grain ana Provisions.

CHICA0O. July 10
There was not much doing Ia the wheat marke'
today trading during most OF the session dragging
slowly. There was little news any to influence the
market and the flrnness which existed attribut
ed largely TO the buoyance in The receipts
were smaller but the shipments have fallen proper
tionatey, thereby effsetting TIE small arrivals
August opened &c higher at 7034 advanced to II,
acted to 704 and closed at It q.
Corn was active e xcited and higher with trading
of larger volume than for days past. The
prevailing feeling was of irmDess. Unfavoyable
reports continue to be received rel tive to the grow
ing crops aud rain is needed in many sections.
Shorts bought freely and considerable long was
and provisions were giving their attention to-
day. August started at 33H, declined to 3S14 then
advanced to 391S and closed at 1884,. Considerable
corn was purchased for country account.
oats were somewhat more active today. The mar
keC was favOrably Influenced by good cash demand
the advance in corn and the prospects of smaller
receipts August started &c higher at 26l6. sold off
to 25H and closed at 2514.
Provisions were rather slow and easier and had it
not been for the strength in corn more severe de
cline would have been the result. There a com
paraiye absence of buying orders but more DISPOSE
ton the part of large holders TO sell and the i'm
preston prevailed that the market was being fed.
Receipts Of hogs were fair and prices lower.
August short ribs opeRed at at Is, declined to 91,
cline of 25c from yesterday,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
The Old Time Cotton Wagon.

One of the pleasing features of the land
scape missed by the tourist of today. and
which greeted the eye during the whole win
ter in the old south, IS the cotton wagons.
These were formerly of the best workman
ship, were loaded with from six to eight
heavy bales Of cotton, were drawn by from
four to six, frequently seven, fine, large,
sleek mules, with cropped names and shaved
and square cut tails: the harness new, strong
and made ornamental with deep leather
shoulder capeS fringed with red wool, and
surmounted by pyramids Of clear ringing
bells Oh the leaders, and frequently on every
mule i'll the team. The driver was almost
invariably a loud mouthed, laughing, stall
wart negro, dressed in heavy brown or gray
WOODEN kersey, tweed or linsey, taSseled
WOODEN cap, surmounted by broad brimmed
felt hat. He was a slave, but he looked every
inch free man. l am speaking only of out
side appearances. The realities l leave to
others. OF course, there were stern realities,
giving a shady side to the brightness of this
picture.
Now ali the brightness and the shadow are
done away-all that belonged essentially to
to the days of slavery. The cotton comes to
town now on wagon that is painfully sug-
StSiiEt VI IL DItdh uOWll, luucn WIFI
only from two to five small bales The har-
ness looks as if it would break at every tough
pull-and break it often does, for the roads
are very bad. The driver, whether white or
black, is i'll dressed, and looks with mortified
ton and shame at his surroundings, which he
has no right to feel, for he has done his best.
1t is not his fault that his team, his wagon
and himself are all on par, that shabby gen.
tility would even blush for and pity The
course minded, rude men and women, who
have been enriched by speculations based
upon the misfoItunes of these mems unfortu-
nate country, are really more contemplate.
albeit they ride i'll a carriage or phaeton
drought out from the north, and driven by
a liveried cOachman, who takes the road from
the wagoners and bespatters them with his
mud and insolence at the same time This is
no fancy picture. | saw it on one occasion in
on several in Atlanta Cor.
New York Sun.